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Originally posted by national dealer
It is in fact the Keel Boat nickel.
Wellllll, I'll be dipped (npi). Trick photography.

Now I have another (really disturbing

) historical problem: I've read extensively on Lewis and Clark's Expedition of Discovery and they seldom wore their uniforms, preferring more rugged field clothing. While I wouldn't have guessed from the coin's images that their headwear was supposed to be plumed Napoleon hats, I suppose the Mint applied journalistic license to so portray them. It probably just wouldn't do to show the troops in rags and buckskins.

C'mon, ND, give us some more like this. Now that we know your mindset, try us again. (Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.)
